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Simplify the expression −3(4x − 1).
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Simplify the expression −3(4x − 1).

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Answer:

the answer is -12x+3

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Answer:

-12x+3

Explanation:

Multiply -3 to 4x first then do it for -1

So -3*4x = -12x and -3*-1 = 3

So -12x + 3

Hope this helps!

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